Tutor Recommendation

By EllaD
February 9, 2021 in The Family Room Classifieds

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EllaD

Posted February 9, 2021

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Posted February 9, 2021

I would like to recommend Betsy from Dulwich Tutor. I contacted her about a year ago because I had the feeling that my child wasn?t really enjoying school. She has been amazing to us. Not only she managed to engaged with him and to keep him challenged and interested during the lockdown, but she also give me some great advice with regards to the best school for him. We therefore decided to try the 7+ and he has got offers by two independent Dulwich schools.

I couldn?t be more grateful for Betsy.

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Ms Betsy Rowland

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